We help Emergency Managers make better decisions, faster
The world’s first
Artificial Intelligence emergency assistant
The 'Distressed User' Experience
A user experience intentionally designed to interact with distressed & confused users in an emergency
Needs Assessment
Providing mass vital intelligence for emergency management decision makers
Spontaneous Use
Nothing to download, nothing to sign-up for. No apps to worry about.
Omni-channel contact
Multi-channel contact via Web, Social Media, SMS, Email, and Voice
Hyper scale
Able to hyper scale preventing queues and distressing wait times for users during emergencies
Situational Awareness in a
Realtime Dashboard
Helping make better decisions faster
for Emergency Managers
for Operators & Institutions
for Employers
Latest News
COVID-19 Business Support Tool released in response to pandemic
Many businesses are preparing to enforce ‘social distancing‘ in response to COVID-19, directing employees to work from home, potentially for extended periods of time. However this unprecedented action brings many unaddressed challenges: How do you monitor the general health and wellness of hundreds, or thousands, of staff working from home for extended periods? How do you […]
Emergency Preparedness instils confidence in our kids
Emergency preparedness is a must for our kids In New Zealand this week, everyone is thinking about emergency preparedness. With over 500 active fault lines running through the country, our susceptibility towards earthquakes is always at the back of our minds. However, these have been brought to the fore recently as we get ready for […]
New Animal Welfare Chatbot Enables Quick Reporting of Pets Left ‘Home Alone’ in an Emergency
Situate Me, the emergency management crowd sourcing specialist, behind compassionate Virtual Disaster Assistant, Ema, has launched a new animal welfare add-on that allows pet owners to register their animals left home alone in an emergency. Pet owners who are not at home, or who are prevented from returning home, to look after their animals when […]
The case for Situate Me’s emergency management intelligence chatbot gains momentum with $60,000 investment
Investment from the Westpac Government Innovation Fund will take Situate Me’s virtual disaster assistant, Ema, to pilot, marking a very positive step for the future of how emergency management groups collect and receive key welfare information. In the dark with no data When the 7.8 magnitude Kaikoura Earthquake rocked the top of the South Island […]